Ask HN: How to check who the black bar is honoring?(ycombinator.com) I noticed the black bar is up today and I don't see any death posts. Is there an easy way to see who this is honoring? It would be nice to have a feature that on hover said who it was or something of the like.
JGS ASCII ART gallery (2001)(oldcompcz.github.io) Please, enjoy my doodles... Be sure to bookmark this page and check back to see what I've made recently. I usually update this site with new ASCII Art around the beginning of the month. As always, I welcome your responses and feedback... Please keep in mind that even though I have posted my ASCII art on this website, the pictures follow internet copyright laws and still remain my property.
42 points by kristopolous 21 days ago | 4 comments
We Asked the Creator of 'Rotating Sandwiches': Why? (2023)(digg.com) If you feel like the internet is a lot less fun these days, you're not alone. For many of us, the online experience now consists of algorithm-driven sameness, punctuated by dangerous misinformation and the occasional horrifying image. But amidst all that, there's still Rotating Sandwiches — one of the few remaining sites on the internet that exist purely for fun, silliness or simply no reason at all.
Canvases versus Documents(kaiwenwang.com) Much web design has reflected that of paper documents: finite with clearly defined edges. But by no means is the canvas style recent, as we can see in Space Jam.
93 points by todsacerdoti 59 days ago | 55 comments
I Built "The Monospace Web"(wickstrom.tech) Recently, I published The Monospace Web, a minimalist design exploration. It all started with this innocent post, yearning for a simpler web. Perhaps too typewriter-nostalgic, but it was an interesting starting point. After some hacking and sharing early screenshots, @noteed asked for grid alignment, and down the rabbit hole I went.
13 points by todsacerdoti 68 days ago | 11 comments
A note on estimated reading times(baldurbjarnason.com) People have been writing a bit about “estimated reading time”, the feature where a link to something is accompanied by an estimate of how long it will take you to read it.
Minimal Web(mnmlist.com) A website with the main purpose of having people read content would best serve its readers with almost nothing else but what’s needed for the reading experience.
Every webpage deserves to be a place(interconnected.org) If you’ve visited my actual website, rather than reading by email or whatever, such as reading this very post, you may notice somebody else’s cursor pass by as you’re reading.